Is Liu Bang the son of Jing Ke?

After watching the three films "Bright Moon in Qin Dynasty", I finally saw the hope of China's animation. I saw such a post in the post bar that "Jing" was Liu Bang. Although the landlord's inference is refuted by many people, it is not without supporters. At first, I thought it was ridiculous, but when I think about the plot of The Bright Moon in Qin Dynasty, I think it makes sense. (Ahem ~ Ahem ~ Maybe I was too stimulated after watching Gongsun Linglong and learned to argue ~) First of all, the fable "Moon God" of the Yin and Yang family who is proficient in divination in the play will be a person who poses a great threat to the Daqin Empire, and Ying Zheng has been wanted by the whole country since then. There is no doubt that Dawn is Jing Ke's son. So Jing Ke failed to stab Qin, and it is said that he still died in his hand. So Dawn must be Ying Zheng's enemy. This "great threat" can only be thought in the opposite direction. Then the threat of the collapse of the Qin Dynasty should be considered enormous.

In the play, Yu Shao and Tian Ming are brothers in distress. They fought side by side on the way to escape, and worked together with Gao Yue to break through the restricted area of Mohism. So far, Tian Ming and Yu Shao are on the same front. This coincides with the elimination of Qin by Liu Bang and Xiang Yu. In addition, Tian Ming's personality is very similar to that of Liu Bang. He can't read, but he is ambitious. And from the point of becoming a Mohist tycoon at the age of twelve now, Tian Ming is still very promising, and it is not impossible to become a Emperor Gaozu in the future, because according to the plot of "The Moon in Qin Dynasty", the prince can be a Mohist tycoon, so why can't the new Mohist tycoon be a Emperor Gaozu?

Finally, the most powerful evidence is that Sean (ovary) of Xiaoshengxian Village saved Tian Ming and Yu Shao, and said that Tian Ming would owe him seven favors. Historically, Sean was one of the three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty and helped Liu Bang establish the Han Dynasty. So could this be one of those seven blessings? Qin Shihuang ruled the country by legalism. Later, books were burned to bury Confucianism, and Sean was a disciple of Confucianism. Later, in the Han Dynasty, Confucius' Confucianism was always used to govern the country. At the end of the Han Dynasty, there was also the idea of "ousting a hundred schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone". Maybe this is the way to repay Sean in the morning. In this view, Tian Ming is probably the later Liu Bang, so because Tian Ming is the son of Jing Ke, Liu Bang is the son of Jing Ke! (_) Please adopt. Thank you.